** Attachment added: "Document containing the Solution to Intel x4500 Garbled
Graphics"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/1358936/+attachment/4248548/+files/Bug%20Report%20-%20Intel%20X4500%20Garbled%20Graphics%20Fix.pdf
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I installed Ubuntu 14.10. After about 5 minutes of browsing the web, I
noticed the garbled graphics. This proved that the situation with the
integrated Intel x4500 graphics has worsened. As I was aware of what
caused the issue in 14.04, I disabled the swap partition by adding
“swapoff -a” to the “/
RE: Comment #5: Comment #4 still helps on Ubuntu 14.10.
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Title:
[gm45] L-shaped memory with invalid swizzling
To manag
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
[gm45] L-shaped memory with inv
This bug is still very much present and has worsened in Ubuntu 14.10.
Follow the above workarounds (especially comment #3, as comment #4 seems
to be less helpful on 14.10 ). This bug needs to be fixed.
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I have managed to find a more suitable fix, one which could easily be
implemented for other systems using this graphics chip or similar. The
Intel X4500 graphics chip does not have dedicated memory for graphics
and thus relies on the system memory. From my testing it would appear
that Ubuntu by de
Yes, I confirm this to be an issue with swapping. Disabling swap
resolves the issue of garbled graphics at the memory peak level. If
you're running a computer with enough ram, the swap partition can
permanently be disabled by adding "swapoff -a" to "/etc/rc.local"
This is merely just a workaround.
Public bug reported:
I have been having an issue with garbled graphics on an ASUS K50IJ
Laptop with Intel GMA X4500 integrated graphics.
It is a difficult bug to recreate in a timely fashion as it requires you
to be on the system for a decent amount of time (like an hour, sometimes
less). Usage s
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